Vossen VPS-314 Monoblock Forged Wheels

Vossen VPS-314 — The Precision Series Monoblock Where the T Stands for Twist

The Directional Twist That Changes the Read

In most wheel naming conventions, a trailing letter is a revision marker. On the VPS-314, the T signals something else entirely: the spokes are twisted rather than straight, creating a directional pattern that shifts as the wheel rotates. That twist is the reason this model exists as a separate geometry rather than a variant of the standard VPS-314.

Where the Precision Series Earns Its Name

The Precision Series is the flagship forged platform of Vossen Wheels, and the VPS-314 is produced entirely within that catalogue as an original model. Each wheel is made at Vossen's Florida facility from 6061-T6 aerospace-grade aluminum and finished by hand. Because Vossen controls its own forging tooling, the brand can achieve concave depths on narrow widths that most aftermarket manufacturers cannot replicate — and no replica producer has access to that process. Unlike licensed reproductions, the VPS-314 comes from Vossen's own production line.

The VPS-314 Design

The VPS-314's defining feature is its directional spoke pattern — the twisted geometry creates a visual effect that shifts as the wheel rotates and as the viewing angle changes, giving the wheel a sense of movement even when the car is stationary. Combined with the Infini-Lip transition — the seamless lip-to-barrel connection that is the signature of every Precision Series wheel — this produces a monoblock that reads as engineered rather than merely styled. The extra material on the forging face allows Vossen to machine anything from flat to super-deep concave profiles on the same casting, and the offset and concave depth are both calculated for the individual car, so the wheel fits the platform rather than being adapted to it. The front surface is clean and uninterrupted — no hardware, no bolt ring, no visible seam.

For Cars That Reward Directional Design

This is the wheel for drivers of Lexus GS F, Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, and Nissan GT-R — cars where the wheel must perform on track and look correct on the street. Building a GS F, an SLS AMG, or a GT-R? Send us the platform details and we will confirm the VPS-314 specification before the order is placed.